Help Families Cook and Eat Together
Everyone will delight in the tips and tricks included in the article, What’s Your Cooking Style?. Identifying a child’s passions and interests will help build a family into a great cooking team.Founder and chef, Judy Doherty (PC II and a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America), says, “I have always believed that every child should experience good food at every meal.” She taught her son and his friends to cook, starting when they were toddlers. She is also the author of No Battles, Better Eating, a book about how to engage kids in many fun culinary projects. She advocates joy at every family meal.Her counterpart, family and consumer science expert, Cheryle Syracuse, MS, is currently working on a series of articles to help families make better decisions in the grocery store, based on health, budget, and other key factors.See the official press release on PRWeb: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/10/prweb10037709.htmWant to get started with some great, kid-friendly recipes right now? Check out a few of our favorites...
- Chocolate chip cookies
- Tortilla pizza
- Spaghetti
- Garden salad
- Chicken with rice
- Tuna macaroni bake
- Alphabet soup
As always, there's more in the Nutrition Education Store!